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4 Brave Sailor Lad

Last autumn schooner left = port n
Nova Scots with only three persons on
1ozEd-llu captain the maize and : COY
named P4CEerso1-1he intention being 10
touch IL another port o. the coast 70
complete the crew Shortly after put
ting 70 Sez The weather grew stormy,
and The NATE wss knocked overheard
oE tie u4iHboom- The captain lowered
: oo1E and made IN effort, oat without
>Uccz$s- 20 re-cGe The sailor But when
It gave % the attempt and turned 70
row hack 10 the schooner she was not 20
5e seen The lad had been unable 20
keep her 70, b1t The captain managed 10
reach s1e shore Meanwhile. the 5oy
mad very hard time Of L. He stood Il
the helm the rest Of the day, and the
whole night and then On the following
day. succeeded II gaining : bzroor II
New Brunswick Weary with the con
slant watching AMI ceaseLe>s Toll, the
poor y01ch r41 The >ch0oaer ashore
gxh-Ee It va after~art found 5Y the
g-4UEzfn
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Holiness How much in that word.
bow vast is import God i holy.
Jesus Christ Is holy, the Spirit i
holy, the unfaIIen angels are holy. all
the saints IN heaven are holy: and
what = vast company On earth know
and enjoy Its bIessedness Their
FpEes are washed IN the blood Of the
Lamb and they are ready at the
Masters cal 70 exchange earth for
heaven What happy company
Jesus al the day long l. their jov
and their song" They can sing.
The men Of grace have found glory
begun below" How useful-always
doing good % the souls and bodies Of
men They are making the world
letter every day Oh. to be hOlv. 10
b ike Jesus To bear His image
BE ye holy. i the divine command.
Il : for all Have you thls inestlEa-
able treasurer II not, ii l. for you.
60 70 Jesus: He can and viii save
you TO the utternOst. Delay not q
moment il obtaining this glorious
blessing.
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WILDER and the Cow

one dav little WILDER Kern came in
from play very pale This Va not often
TIE case Almost always he would
come in very red aud warn Hi dear
mother u once saw that he had done
something which troubled him He al
ways came and told her II he did any
thing that be thought was wrong 50
>ae wzI1e-I and said nothing
There WILDER AT On : s100I close BY
hi> mOlh=r- she knit away and WILDER
w4s It'll very pale and silent After :
while he could not keep the secret 10
himself any EOuezr- His mother knew
al the lIlne that h= could not
--Nylh-r-- said he some other boys
znd 7 drove COW into Ihe river wIH
sh- get dr0vEnes1: The secret Wa 0gE-
Wien he learned that he had done 10
harm l- 49, again happy Hi> mother
yza> zlzd That be never did aBythIHg
syllhoaI coming 10 her Boys and girls
should zIL make friend Of thefr mother
j LIttle boy while playing, fell down
Eh= sgeps and hurt himself severely
Hi mother sc0lded him for hi careless
ueS-- and n s0Jbed OgE= Mamma
please don >cOId me Til l get through
hurting
bartender who Committed suicide N
San Francisco L-fE behind this Seusiueut
n Al explanatory letter a funeral
gEI-hO1E = nly1Fuer ! better G1zu life
without friendship Or respect
Mamma do yo1 know what > MAI
Ee>e kitten - w zE ! i M S0u<~
WHY Il : kitty Eh4E yOa c4o maui
and tease
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Grandfarher's Letter 10 his
Granddaughter

Nh DEAR MAT-
When last s4w and talked with yUH-
you were anxious 70 become : TEACHER
This : right ard praI>eEorrhy n you
but VOC must uo- IL down with foLdz,l
hands because 10 such position : ayail-
able L The LorL intends vOC Tor such
= position he vii make tie way plain
and Il h= does not do .. Il ! : pretty
sure sign thai hz does not intend yOu
FOR that special wOrk- I know We ar
apt 10 marx out The particular way In
which Ee would Ike 10 spend our i've
But nv dear child Bot ole IN = thou
and ever ind life wh4t they expect "a g.
not one in ten th01sand are able 20 waI<
in the particular path al The Nay through
life, that they have marked 0Gt for them
selves Or desired I believe great
deal in what ny dear old >zIn-ed. father
U>ed 70 call --th= Izading> q providence
II GOd intends yOa Tor any especial vEOI 4
b sure that He viii make l. possible
Tor you - accomplish l. He Ia, place.
yJ1 Just where yo1 are and >Irr01nd-7I
yO1 with al yOur euvirOnmznl>- ThzE
! big @Ord. oEr i neau> a great deal
Get down yOGr Webster and y0u AI.l
>e- that i includes al That surrouu.1-
you Il yoa have p-rpI-xi,y- tr015I= or
difficulty OF any kind Whatever ID mai
Ter whaE l. !, whether n temporal. -
cIzI. spiritual physical, q. one or alt
combined il ! b-c41-e he Or1ers H.
and He permits i 5=cz1>e h knows T-
! FOR the o=>r for you Accept thI>
word therefore. - yOu Ind L. and Lry
- make = better IN the sphere he In
paced VOC There are thousand au,I
one things y0G can do - 2ske rbo--
zrOund YO1 happy AMI useful ard CON
Portable Life consists IN doing j1--
rL=s= things and Doz il longing anil
wishing FOR something beyond yOl- ~
are al little children, and none Of -
know what : the 5z-r for u although
MANY nav think they do But OF one
thiug we may * certain, and that !
this life viii Tot last long here and
whatever re Do must Dc done n0sF or
uOt II al Lie ! 600 short for . 10
waste i II dIeness, Or spend i IN half
I-th4rgic way f=e5ly wishing for >Ou=-
thiBZ that ! Ho- z-rainz5le- There !
WORK FOR every one, and plenty q hard
work too. The hardness and disagreea-
oleu=-- : just the reason that We r.
fuse 70 do il IN most case. but Il / Just
a. pr=iseEOrrhy % help mother or broth
e 5y washing dishes OF raising chick
en-. - 10 teach school. and depend
upon = Lh= good Lord kneE exactly
what He zzs =5OuL when he placed yOa
in j1sl the position yOg md yOar~eIL
Ak yourself honestly the q1e>tiOn-
What an here fOr=- ard thea 20 %
work orzFeIF aud do Fo1r duty and
EOG EiH . sure 70 soon Ind out
GKASDFATHEg
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powerful mother takes i mighty spring
and soe> boaugfTnz SWAY In former
rfne> there was = kangaroo a large a
an elephant. and Il : carried It's gigantic
haby IN pouch. the sight must have
apzea singular one
Now carIOU>IE enough. while the
ksnszr1oS arr the true mzr>upiSl>, their
r-,uche~ cssnrsIufu- the organs Of ausri-
nlea1- there are many other ami widely
,ffH-reus zufutE>- which protect their
v.-uuS ia ! seemingly similar mauuer,
AMI AZ interesting example l. the little
>s.-h0r>e which i % familiar IN col
gee5lOu>. aud not UnconmouIv found on
the eastern c,,a>G- The proper name OF
the If1tIz Creature ! Hjpgee,BHspes- ami
e ! nh about four inches III Ler-lh-
sLChOugh but few would consider Il
d>h II all In the hr>t place It Stands
~ The >crew-Iike Vibrations Of it, back
ur dOr>dI In which / : m0>E beautiful
object In notion The tail ends in >
point. without : m and ! prehen>IIe-
or h4S the power OF gr4>pin< just - the
tail OF some monkeys or the ogo>>UuI-
The head o. the IfGEIe @nimzl / remark
able in IT, resemblance 10 that Of horse,
and All II al. while the blpgocsJglgzS Al
u0es heads the Ii>t Of the fishes Il : :
uud>h-lize animal. - We IN
fer>taud the term Those that I have
found hsve been On the FI0rid1 reefs
n the Gulf Of Mexico. but they i've in
many seas ami are almost 4Iway> toaud
-lluzIuz IL The >ez-weed with their little
tails tightly wound about = branch and
-00kIug - much like It that only the
>h-rpe>G eyes can Distinguish it; Indeed, I
>Ome species and particularly one from +
Australian waters have long STEAMERS I
growing from the various paris. giving I
he animal the appearance OF : HISS Of .
,ea-xseti Es11EIug zI0uZ--U IlIs -45-5Eg-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-15

REBCkED--A few wears ago. a. q
stranger rose in one Of our city pull
pits 10 begin the sermon. several Of
the congregation began 10 leave the
church He was lame man. and
the pulpit Was located near the doors.
w ait . moment. my friends" said
the preacher. till get my hat. and
III 90 with YOU Down he came.
IiInping- hat IN hand. and left the
church This abrupt closing Of the
services taught the people that there
was al least one minister who would
not b treated with contempt. On 3
certain occasion the eloquent DR.. E.
H. Chaplin being sick, was compelled
10 ask q friend 20 preach for him
A. the stranger rose % announce the
opening hymn score Of persons rose
10 90 out This clergyman also was
equal % such an emergency All
he said. who came here 70 worship
Dr. Chaplin viii please leave now ]:
but those who came 70 worship God
viii sing the forty-third hymn" That
stopped the exodus.
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Some Interesting Parents

In 4 larger and remarkable group d
animals. represented ~ TIE kangaroo,
the young when ar=t born are exceed
inzIv minute AM absolutely helpless
% tender II fact that they would per
ish Immediately L th=re Sas not -pe-
ei.I provision Tor them This Ee ind
in the po1eh. from which these animals
and their allies are called nIarsupizl=-
The kangaroo, the OPOssom, the EOnozts
and number Of Others represent them
A. soon a. the IfrEIe kangaroo / oOrn II
/ placed in the pouch where i remains
uufiI guile well grown, and ole 81 the
as0-t comIczI sights i 70 see huge
kangaroo mother moving along with
the little had Of the baby rezchinz oct
of IL re-Idng-Pl4ee AFTER SEz-sf n fact
feeding - IL goes aIOEg The IItEIe OneS
leap iron the pouch siEh the greatest
ease, z1G ~ sls= -slLzhLe=E zlzr8 dart
back, often diving 10 just in Line - the
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ALL SORTS
-corTs- EnUI-Ios OF PURE

Csd Liver OIL with HyDoPhs-DhIEe--
Fo- Lz2z Tr81a-=s z11 Lz-azz DL-ezses-
D. ! Sz-5ozz11. NsE O-l=az= La sag- --5sszrzs
E1----l5a : liz Ez==z E-ep4r1z31 q -le kid In
4==-r59oz 1frA= Euzzs zaz ocA=r w1z--g 1zs=az=s
~ eoC-51er Z 0'- E1sr rzlzzal= zz=E5- Il =
rzr1=ezly ezegzas Ez1 4grse4bls era
Hs-'-Ehz- a loT=EF esEp-sE5sz so1 have. Mss
Nazs-- SL=-s-I- ozgzs u be B7vesy-z -o.C g.
hoE#
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CHASE'S MORGAN.
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NJ D ] n T AIN / ERl
The Closest Bred Morgan Stallion 10
the WOrld.


PEDTG RIB
Nouutaineer va sired ~ Mangaa Ia1n better
ksown ~ the -trfefer uarss III n.ilY Hffd - Dld
~sffrFnan ID Jgsfih Morgan Dan 10 MarRan flnn
- M bAf'iieidcr hgraes ~ Oh -ernar. ~ Jus-
"a horR4n- hoaufaineefs aan vac sired 30
Etllzn a ilsn -. ~ Pattaafn Horss. 81 Dld Wasa-
barys ~ Jnsfln M0rgza. Grand dam b. re Do.
Tor zsrbIaond COif. - old rane ~ Ola @hern.an
~ Justin Iofz4n.
Molntail4eer viii make flle aeasfn ~ TssT - 81.
iygf- A. =4lsbB p stable. IgnfIaHsBIIe IneafIars.
fl4st blrke, Nrdnfaf4Fsf Hlff0n faflff. Then.
aaps " be- I1ek iioiloN. Fndags. aad ~ oFHsf's
stsle, fhe resf 81 tln flfae go Gillian -luafe ff
GeI1. Va
SEAtoH TO e0hREKef TUESDAY,. MAI 24Th.
IEkhH To aaffauf, go al aecideilfs 81
oeners' risks sila al aafer dIsposea ~ before rnf
= Falling all - considered alfh a.al.
No BUBIHggB DOEE RJTH THkR uoEag
on aUWDA n
w. II, Chase.
5beaIsl5. W. Nays.
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An earnest falsehood sill do more
than q coward truth
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FANCY STRAW HATS.

Doe infanfa EaFa anH 81 81. a fHifeHsIF I1a UIsa.
ats4 Rasai HtA Ed aHs.I sHi faf hafa hfnfa aI#F
iHR flefeH. hsssh Fif aan hfaFF. b fHff Hasai
joe ~ fssllf'a flfHlsIHHH Rasls. III fnM mHHH
hafffH nr fHHnfnHs hlf..f. faf NHlf. Ha. aHN
tsit RI nHF NHe god aaaa af 90. HtaN. -.
- - 90 better nar. fallfH' HHH hIIHH.a faaH#
slipper alld Halhlnr aiafafs. hHiHsrfsiff fhsH q
Hh@N fnafaFnf fn krrb Is HtfHk
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G. Low Err BOY!

The Glover boy j. one Of the most perfect horse.
small hor-r- vt little value. Such h0r.es are NOT
In great demand. H0r-e~ % 100 lbs.. With good
style and action, Wlll always o. in demand
a. Llgh prce-. II cOst- bot feW dollar more az tr
year Old than % raise which can never bring
more t-au half tia price az tlc same age.
lie D. "a bea4fful bay with black poiufa D. hauda
hlgh aud weighs over lZyy Joe. IL ht- taken hrst
ffl0ver Boz -Ired b. Prince Albert. Jr bi.
dam Thoroughbred Bllrush MORGAN. fIs Ma.
formerly p@IHeh In tookshirc, 4. o. and has since
BEEN taken - BrDokllfe, near Boston Prince
BY thr Drumuold zriculfural .slelefy "a Z f5-f 81
$1,000 aud va noted ior -tyie, durability and
speed
The Bair4sh Morgan i d breed afhorses a.salIy
L0r-t-, slpeTi9r rnadster-. ana ~ coming - uatu
nv from oHe ~ tH0 yeafs younger tIu zoe aFreage
hor-e
Glover Boz all stand for ths ss4..a Il 49, %.
fDDGus
Taesdays. Sew4rk "wednesday, wet Burke
Ihursdays, ~utioui Frdayss LyadDuvillss =atur-
14g-r Ea-t Burke Al home ights except Tneslays.
II L.. k NJ -:
T. warrant live colt. 1900, Owner, ~ mares o.
run their OWh nsk. All mares dlsp0srd ~ bff1re
time u foaling will BE- consifered alth soaI Own.
err - mares ar requested ~ apply before three
elpfk y No. a. the above places a. the horss may
b away after hat time
REFEEKScE=-Gan Leland Barton. Cteorvs
Hamilton, Hiram Wolootf, Charleston. t3eorge
kgbin-Ju, Westnlore. some ~ toe VrarInv rflfs
have odd - from slO0 ELS, tuo year olds s1sI
and upward j. often pad. I'D BE- eolts have bfok.
- gentle and Find and are tough anil smaH.
q 4 o z @ z K. DUNK EE,
Proprietor, West Burke, VT.
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Bradford Cords,

Which aff taking fHf lead. A Isu -rffausI e..
scotch bInFi.alns. rarE lfIH arI IfafHUfnn UaHfs.
hrse are ln patterns ~ Jaris rs.l. hrt o. srf
them. nee IIHr 81
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And think can su.t IH fhaf I.ne. A ura IHt ~
famburRs and White aoads. haIusl.kH. u. CSC.
Lawns, A.. Something Hfa Do faI
90 Dress ttoud-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-26

Congressman Milliken introduced the
following bill in the House last week. 1t
provides for the payment of weekly wages
by government contractors to their EN-
ployees. 1t was referred to the Committee
on Labor. Mr.. Milliken urged the Com
mittee to give it immediate attention
The bill is as follows:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That il shall
be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasu
nv, whenever he shall contract for work tC
be done or material to be furnished for the
government, to incorporate into such contract,
in all cases where 1t is practicable to do so, a
provision that the contractor shall make
weekly payments to his employees of the full
amounts due them as wages for work done
under such contract.
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LEGAL Affairs Hearings.

Notice ia hereby given that the Committee on
Legal Affairs will give hearing Monday evening,
jan "a. In the judiciary Committee Room on bill to
incorporate the Waterville Electric Light and Pow
er Company
Also on Thursday, Jan. u, at O'Clock p. NJ, in
Senate Chamber. on bill TO incorporate the Mount
Desert Canoe Company.
Also at the same time and place on bill to provide
weekly payment OF wages by corporations.
Also at same time and place on bill to incorporate
the Buckfed Water Company.
Also on Monday evening, Jan. 81. in Judiciary
Committee Room on bill to legaiize the doings of
Elliott.ville Plantation.
Also at same time and place on bill to incorporate
the Cape Eliz beth Water Company.
Also Thursday, Feb s. at ? 7. NJ, in Senate
Chamber on the several petitions by the Woman $
Chri titan Temperance Union and others tor egisir-
ton for the protection of women and girls.
Also at anne time and place on bill to incorporate
the Waldoboro Water Company.
Also at same time and place on bill and petition
for charter OF Belfast Water Company
DAVID h. COLE. cha;rm.n
Jan. 1887 JAMES 5. WklGHT,I
AMOS l.. ALLEN, Sec.
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Judiciary Committee Hearings.

Public notice Is hereby given that hearing will
be had in the rooms of the Judiciary Committee,
Jan. 20, at 30 f. NJ upon bill to provide for vot.
ing by proxy. Ali persons interested are requested
to govern themselves accordingly.
Public notice is her. by given that hearing will
be had upon the petition OF the BucksPort Water
Company. In the rooms of tho Judiciary Committee,
Jan d, at 30 r. NJ All parties Interested are re-
questyd to govern themselves accordingly.
Noic is hereby given that a hearing will be had
before the judiciary Committee, in their room at
the State House, on the afternoon of January 27th.
at 2.3o O'Clock. upon petition for charter to the
Skowhegan Water Company.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had
upon the petition Tor 81 constitutional amendment
granting suffrage to women. before the Judiciary
Committee in Representatives Hall, February, 4th.
ut L. NJ.
All parties Interested are invited to govern them
selves accordingly.
Notice is hereby given that "A hearing will be had
before the Judic ny Committee. Wednesday after
noon. February IL, at 2.30 O'Clock, upon petition for
a village charter in the town OF Caribou. All par
ties interested will govern themselves accordingly.
ANDREW Z. WIswELL, Sec Judiciary Com.
Augusta, Jan. IS, 1887.
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the bill themselves 1t had previously passed
the Senate with but little opposition.
About 1000 people were present At mrs
Cleveland's reception Yesterday. The throng
was so great at one time that the line, com
posed largely of ladies, extended out Of doors
half way around the semcircular drive oy
which the White House is approached. ana
nearly to the War Department.
Ex-Mayor Lyford, of Lewiston, was here
last week endeavoring to start Lyford boom
for the Lewiston post-office. 1t is not pc
lieved that he was very successful. Hon. ID.
J. McGillicuddy will be here shortly IN the
interests of Lawyer Greenleaf. who is an ap-
plicant for the same position. Editor Calvert
of the Lewiston Gazette, hopes TO slip IN as a
compromise candidate. Collector Anderson
denies the charge that he is working IN the
interests of Charles Walker, and he and Col.
Sweat of Portland, say they have no choice.
Miss Margaret Blaine is still in Washing
ton, and Mrs Senator Mcpherson will give a
German to morrow in her honor.
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HOUSE.

TUESDAY, Jan. 25.
Met according to adjournment.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Palmer of Augusta
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con.
currence.
The following petitions, bills and resolve.
were presented and referred to Committee.
as follows:
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Barker of Bangor-Bill an act to
provide for more public information con
corning criminals before the courts Also
bill an act to provide for the descent of in.
testate estates of and to illegitimates. Also
petition of Hiram Ruggles aud others for an
act 10 provide for more public information
concerning criminals before courts.
By Mr.. Dow of Portlsnd-Bill an act to
extend the franchise of the Desha Lumber
and Planting Co. Also bill an act relating
to protest of bills and notes.
By Mr.. Whitcomb of Easton-Bill an &C,
creating the Fort Fairfield Village Corpora.
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Hearings Before Committee on
Railroads, Telegraphs and Ex-
presses,

The Committee on Railroads, Telegraphi and Ex-
presses VIII give public Tearing in their Committee
Room. Jan 49, at 30 O'Clock, on the following mat
tiers:
An act additi onal to the charter Of Portland and
Rochester X. X. Co
GA act to incorporate the Wa.ervle and Fair
field X. K. Co.
on petition Of 6. l.. Larrabee and others, for a
charter for a railroad from scarboro Beach station
to Prout's Neck
On petition Of John ID. Spiler and others, to in
cerpor4 ate the oe5ago Lake and schanic Falls K. X.
Go
on FEB. 2nd will BE- heard, At same time and place,
all parties interested in pc ion OF V r. futile and
nth' for charter broad &c be known as the
Waldo ami Somerset 4 X.
On p. .i.ion OF j. W. Bolton and other for incor-
ppration OF Northern Maine K. X. Co.
On Feb 9th, at same time and place. on an act
making valid the organization of Monson X. Co..
and authorizing extension OF same
On order to inquire into the exp adiency of
amending the law In regard TO telegraphs, so as to
secure more prompt delivery OF Dispatches aud
tran sm.son OF dispatches between connecting
lines so as to provide more efficient service.
JAS. +. HAWKES., Sec.
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| from our own coast, and that of Ma....,
setts have been subjected to all the inco.ua'
fence, injustice and inhumanity vb;ch "a
Canadian government, through its biroI;.ms
could infiict upon them. For more tbon n
period our government at Washinvton t3
been trying to effect solution of the nro,i !"
by friendly measures, and to secure an -.
probation of existing treaties which .ba1sa
at least just to us. They have failed -
complish this object, and now it /, nror.''.
in Congress to adopt measures that shall w W.
pei Canada to grant US our rights. II
duty and right AS the legis allure of NY,
who are so largely engaged in the 6sbs,.Mp
and who have suffered so much from r,"'
adam injustice and barbarity, to pass v;,hu'
reference to a committee, resolution W.. oI "
shall show to the National Governmen, aca
to Congress, how we feel in this matte, "a, 's
sir, move yon that the resolutions reca;a aua
passage by a rising vote.
The rules were suspended, and the ra.oI.
tons passed to be engrossed by unanimna.
rising vote.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to amend sec. 80, chan. 40 =.
the revised statutes, relating to securties
Bill an act for the protection of fab :.
Goose pond IN the town of Swanville.
Bill an act to amend the charter Of IL.
Dover and Foxcroft Water Co.
Report that the sum of $50 be appron,;,,..
for Robert Talbot, and that said sum be- mol
ed in the appropriation tor the PassamsoooS
dy Indians for 1887.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp.
Bill an act to supply the people of Eau.
port with pure water.
Bill an act additional to and amendato,v =,
chapter l59 of the special laws of 1866. en-,
tied an act to supply the people of Porlss
with pure water.
Bill an &C; to amend chap. ~ of the prv,,.
and ,peclal aHs of 1876, relating to the s,
Croix Gas Light company.
Bill an act to Incorporate the Dover and
Foxcroft Light aud Heat company.
Bill an act to amend section 8, CHAPTER !;
of the revised statutes, relating to the msiD,o
nance of town libraries.
Bill an act to amend section 10. chap,e, "A
revised statutes.
Bill an act to establish salary 70, thu
clerk of courts in York county
Bill an act to further amend sections
chapter 24, revised statutes, as amended nv
chapter 269 OF the public laws of 1885.
Bill an act in favor of county law libra.
ries.
Bill an act to incorporate the Penobsco,
Lake Dam Company.
Bill an act to amend chapter II. section 81
revised statutes, relating to steam boiler,
etc.
On motion of Mr.. Alien of Alfred. The
House reconsidertd the vote whereby III,
bill an act to establish salary for the Clert
of Courts OF York county was passed to be
engrossed.
Mr.. Allen then offered an amendment IA
insert in the sixth line, after the word year
the words 'tor the quarter preceding"
The amendment prevailed and the bill was
finally pa 'sed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Fogg of Portland,
Adjourned.
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